With Positive Grid´s tone cloud, you´re certain to be getting a bang for your buck, as this well-known brand has brought us software amps like the BIAS system, which is used worldwide and acknowledged by renowned players.
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Each of these tones, plus all the ones built into the amp, can be customized as a complete signal chain, and you can store them in the guitar amp so you don’t need your phone plugged in to enjoy them. If you’re learning a song, chances are someone has tried to design the perfect sound for that same tune and upload it for you to play along with. Its two small 4-inch full-range stereo speakers deliver a pretty scary punch, including much more low end than I first expected, and delivers wall-shaking volume levels at 70 percent on the dial, which is way more than you need in your bedroom and probably enough to make it into some jamming and rehearsal situations… Over 10.000 Tonesįor starters, you can download a plethora of sounds, for free, from Spark’s database. It may only be a 40-watt amp, but make no mistake: the Spark is very loud. It does not have the option to change cabs, mics and others but it does have many different effect heads and pedals and it is very intuitive together with the Positive Grid program itself. The palette of different sounds is very wide (not as wide as the Bias fx2 elite software). It has two speakers created specifically for the amplifier in question, which have a very acceptable low end for the size it has.
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It has a tap tempo button on the top, a built-in tuner, a headphone jack, four customizable presets, and another volume knob just for the music coming out of your device.Īpart from all this, it can double as a digital interface for your computer, so you can get straight to recording without spending another extra hundred for a professional device that allows you to get good quality into your recordings or jotting down your ideas. The front grill covers two stereo speakers, and the control panel up top has the familiar EQ buttons, a master and output volume, as well as reverb, delay and modulation effects. This little amp packs 40 watts in a very nicely finished leather caging. It’s a small, simple, 5.2 kg (11.5 lb), attractive, retro-looking box, that fits onto your desk and gives you the ability to let literally thousands of different configurations through, including some that suit acoustic and bass guitars.
Keeping the year of release in mind is also a must, as musical gear just keeps on getting better year after year, as we´ll see. Gigging capacity will be analyzed further down in this article, but let us just keep that in mind for now. It is aimed to quench the needs of those who are practicing and playing around at home. To give context, this modeling amp was released in late 2020, and immediately took that year’s NAMM awards by storm. This is, on the Positive Grid webpage, and not at all the only place you can purchase it from, but it does come with a traveler gig bag, for a limited time.
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